Food price relief to ease supply for winter
The food administrator announces price lifts effective September 1 for staples at 0.12 per quart with a guarantee of adequate supply through the coming winter, in place at least until April 1.
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1918
Page
2
Milk price order raises quart cost to 12 3 4 cents
Food Administrator Todd announces a milk price rise to 12 3 4 cents a quart effective September 1 through April 1 to ensure winter supply in Warren County. The notice addresses supply concerns and cites the need to stabilize availability for the coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd
Food Administration
Warren
Warren County
Labor scarce but vegetables plentiful in Pennsylvania
The U S Food Administration and Pennsylvania State Bureau of Markets report labor shortages slow market movement but fruit and vegetables remain abundant. Tomatoes, lima beans, cabbage, califlowers, cucumbers, peppers, corn and squash are available. apples and peaches stay in demand to prevent waste. Elberta canning peaches and plums are forecast in southern Pennsylvania, and New Jersey cantaloupes ripen with unusually high quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Food Administration
Pennsylvania
State Bureau of Markets
Warren
New Jersey
Warren County Fair Opens with Military Day and Exhibits
The Warren County annual Fair opens at the Fair Grounds on upper Conewange avenue. The four day event features a big military day with C I Erie machine gun detachment and others. Cattle horses sheep hogs and local exhibitors from Walter Ward to Claude Robinson are shown with prize herds. Admission remains fifty cents plus five cents war tax. children's price is twenty five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luesuasy
Luwith
Warren County
Conewange Avenue
Pennsylvania
Lowe
C.l
Erie Machine Gun
Walter Ward
John Dar
Walter Beaty
Rouse Hospital
State Hospital
Mr. Dixon
Claude M. Robingson
Fairview Farm
Mercer
Shafver
Food Conservation Committee
C. C. Smith
Fair Association
Track Associa ‘Tion
State College
Unis
Phosphated Iron Promises Quick Health Boost for All
A period advertisement urges men and women to use Phosphated Iron to improve blood and nerves, claiming it revitalizes energy, aids recovery from overwork, and supports general vitality. The copy promotes capsules over pills and targets wide readership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siegfried
Fifty Warren County Men Called to Colors Today
The selective board reports fifty Warren County men are summoned for training and duty. Seventeen will depart September 6 by morning train to Camp Greenleaf Georgia for a period of training. Patrick J. Daley, recently stationed at Washington Barracks, has arrived safely overseas with Co. D, 467 Engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Patrick J. Daley
Mr. Daley
France
Washington Barracks
Washington, D .c
Co. D
Camp Greenleaf
Selected men can join the Yankee Navy
The Local Draft Board has received notice to induct registrants into the navy for training as marine engineer officers. Registrants with technical training may apply to the naval reserve training school. The navy seeks about 9,000 officers and has temporarily lifted the draft bar to allow eligible men to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Engin
Navy
War and Navy Department
Navy Department
Naval Reserve Taining School
GENT MILE RATE TO BALTIMORE
United Spanish War Veterans in Warren report passage of a bill granting pensions to widows and children of volunteers who served 90 days in the Army Navy or Maine Corps during the Spanish American War or Philippine Insurrection from 1898 to 1902. A national encampment will be in Baltimore September 3 4 5 with a one cent a mile rate by certificates, saving two cents a mile and boosting attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Army, Navy
Maine Corps
United States
Spain
Baltimore
No Blare of Bands for Six Draft Men Farewell
A small group of six limited service men left for Camp Greene North Carolina with modest farewells. They were escorted to Pennsylvania Station by local board officials and boarded the 9 05 train. A Warren resident urged equal farewell treatment for all draftees, whether general or limited service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Greene
North Carolina
Selectiv Board
Pennsylvania
John 8. Bayer
E. H. Hodges
Charles William Thompsett
Tidioute
Pennlvania
James Malone
Clarendon
Otto E. Peterson
Warren
Fis M. Lindberg
North Warren
Charles W. Thompsett
Arthur G. Conklin
Youngaville
Collin B. Tucker
Leavin
Richardsons Special Sale of White Voile Waists
Warren Times notes a sale at Richardsons featuring ladies white voile waists in new styles and sizes 36 to 46 priced at 1.25 and 1.50 dollars. The item is dated 8-30-14 and attributed to Subecrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eye AT
Richardson
Local Selective Service Draft Calls 47 for Camp Green Leaf
The local board called 47 men to report for Camp Green Leaf Georgia on the Pennsylvania train leaving at 9 57 in the morning September 5. An additional 16 men are to depart Sept 3 for Camp Dix at Wrightstown none drawn yet. The list includes John Henry Arlander Charles M Logan Alfred Hazeltine John W Camner George H Austin Dorry Paul J Klench Leo Lucie Ernest H Carlson Carl F Peterson Roy C Dailey Richard F Hildum Harry M Rogers Wallace A Schuler Chas Ristan Emery W Peterson Laveen A Knightlinger James Tridico Gust Gustafsen John E Masterson Edwin S Anderson Kas Brown Clifford H Wingard William Abplanip Edward R Gusher Floyd Nuhfer Wajsne Schultz William S Sanden Roy H Henry Harold G Edin J Lindmark Walter P Mathyer Leo L Weidert Walter J Spoon Otto R Anderson Albert Roth John Ewan Earl H Brooks William B Colvin Earl E Warren Gilbert E Tucker Siegfred L Gustafson George W Neaves Joseph F Guiffre Louis Morell Merle Dahle Albert J Yagge Arthur T Johnson Charles Lucie Carl EB Johnson Richard Jones. They report at 3 PM September 4 at the Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selective Service Board
Camp Greenleaf
Georgia
Pennsylvania
John Henry Arlander
Sheffield
Charles M. Logan
Warren
Alfred C. Hazeltine
Corry
John W. Camner
George H. Austin Dorry
Paul J. Klench
Leo Lucie
Ernest H. Carlson
Carl F. Peterson
Roy C. Dailey
Richard F. Hildum
Harry M. Rogers
Tiona
Wallace
William B. Colvin
Clarendon
Earl E. Warren
Gilbert E. Tucker
Siegfred L. Gustafson
Russell
George W. Neaves
Joseph F. Guiffre
Louis Morell
Merle Dahle
Albert J. Yagge
Arthur T. Johnson
Sugar Grove
Charles Lucie
Carl EB. Johnson
Richard Jones
Wee
Funeral for Charles A Beerstedt in Sterling Illinois
The funeral for Charles A Beerstedt who died last Wednesday in Sterling Indiana was held this afternoon in Illinois City with interment at the same place. Also noted is a sale at Vadies offering voile waists in all sizes for 1.25 and 1.50. A North Woods guide recounts how a hunter survived by camouflaging as a deer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Beorstedt
Charles A. Beerstedt
Sterling, IN
Illinois City
North Woods
Chicago News
Mrs. Dooley Seeks Relief with Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Milwaukee reader Mrs. H Dooley shares relief from debilitating pains after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She praises renewed energy for work and urges other factory and mill workers to try the tonic, citing four decades of company experience and remote advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
H. Dooley
25Th Street
Irs
Dosley
Lydia
Pinkham Iine Co
Lynn
Mass
Labor Day Observances Include War Time Motto in Warren and Jamestown
Labor Day events planned with Jamestown joining Warren in union celebrations. Jamestown to host parade and activities under the motto Win the War for Freedom. Banks and the Post Office observe holiday hours with limited services while two City League baseball games and a Warren Rifle Club re entry match attract crowds amid extra trolley service to Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Jamestown
York State
Russell Park
Warren Rifle Club
Warren-Jamestown Traction Company
Women share misery of headaches and faintness in testimonial
Mrs. Joseph Vandegrif of West Grove, Pa, describes chronic weakness, fainting, dizziness, and headaches eased by Dr Williams Pink Pills. The ad promotes the tonic as building blood and aiding nervous disorders, with free books and mail order purchase options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Vandegrif
West Grove
Enrollments Open Daily 9 to 5 Office Deadline Tuesday
Come in before Tuesday to make arrangements if you can. Office open every day for enrollments from 9 to 5.
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